El encuentro por el t???tulo mundial Capablanca - Alekhine 1927 - Argentina hacia las ligas mayores 1925 - 1927 Caracter???sticas de esta colecci???n: Esta obra est??? estructurada como una cronolog???a del match por el t???tulo mundial Capablanca - Alekhine 1927, en el contexto socio-pol???tico en que se desarroll???. La llegada de la tecnolog???a a fines de la d???cada de 1990 facilit??? la investigaci???n, pero el ordenamiento final llev??? no menos de 15 a???os. Los conceptos hist???ricos y culturales que se insertan ...
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El encuentro por el t???tulo mundial Capablanca - Alekhine 1927 - Argentina hacia las ligas mayores 1925 - 1927 Caracter???sticas de esta colecci???n: Esta obra est??? estructurada como una cronolog???a del match por el t???tulo mundial Capablanca - Alekhine 1927, en el contexto socio-pol???tico en que se desarroll???. La llegada de la tecnolog???a a fines de la d???cada de 1990 facilit??? la investigaci???n, pero el ordenamiento final llev??? no menos de 15 a???os. Los conceptos hist???ricos y culturales que se insertan aqu??? se fundan en las profundas ideas del escritor Ezequiel Mart???nez Estrada (1895-1964), principalmente sobre la base de sus obras de las d???cadas del '30 y del '40. Puede decirse que la historia oficial argentina consiste en enormes cirug???as hist???ricas sin anestesia, que hoy acostumbramos a denominar 'relatos', palabra que ???l tambi???n ya hab???a utilizado. ???l quiso significar que tenemos en Argentina m???ltiples historias parciales, paralelas, simples apolog???as o ex???gesis de personalidades o de algunos hechos, perge???adas generalmente por los grupos del poder. Y a este magno encuentro le corresponden las generales de esta 'ley'. Puede decirse que cuando se estaba jugando este match, Ezequiel estaba terminando su ensayo Filosof???a del Ajedrez, que por diversas razones qued??? in???dito hasta 2008, cuando fue publicado por la Biblioteca Nacional. Mart???nez Estrada descubri??? que, dentro del cambiante devenir, existen invariantes hist???ricos, fuerzas inertes que permanecen desde la colonia, y se van transmitiendo inc???lumes de generaci???n en generaci???n. Al invariante principal lo llam??? "constelaci???n de la colonia". De ???l surgen muchos otros. He preferido agruparlos y renombrar al invariante mayor como "mon???rquico funcional". Expres??? el pensador: Por mucho que hayan variado individualmente los habitantes de Inglaterra, Francia, Espa???a, Holanda o cualquier otra naci???n cuya evoluci???n hist???rica ha sufrido las m???s incre???bles perturbaciones, los rasgos espec???ficos de la nacionalidad siguen conteniendo vivos los elementos que encontramos ya en los or???genes de su formaci???n como pueblos y como Estados. Pues esa misma ley de los invariantes que da unidad al g???nero humano, al mismo tiempo que configura individualidades hist???ricas inconfundibles, podemos encontrarla tambi???n en nuestro pa???s y en todos los dem???s del continente. Para nosotros, acaso el gaucho (lo gauchesco) tenga un valor gen???tico semejante al del normando, el saj???n, el ???bero, el latino. Este concepto parece muy evidente, pero hay una gran resistencia en la intelectualidad y en la poblaci???n en general, para aceptarlo. Todos dicen: 'No, la historia nunca es igual, siempre cambia'. Sin embargo, por ejemplo, qui???n podr???a decir que en Sud???frica no hubo un invariante racial? Hoy s???lo podemos decir que Mandela comenz??? a quebrarlo. La estructura de este tomo 2 est??? concebida para proporcionar informaci???n de amplio contexto sobre el ajedrez en Argentina per???odo 1927-1929, incluido como tema principal el encuentro Capablanca - Alekhine de 1927. Se prioriz??? la calidad t???cnica de las jugadas seg???n los criterios actuales que indican los medios modernos. Incluye todas las partidas jugadas en el citado per???odo por Capablanca y Alekhine en torneos. Se agrega completa informaci???n sobre las actividades nacionales, que permite comparar el nivel de los ajedrecistas argentinos con los de otros pa???ses. Se han mencionado conceptos estrat???
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Victoriano Gallego Jimenez, Spanish International Chess Master
Oct 3, 2021
VOLUME I about the MATCH 1927 Capablanca-Alekhine
This review is dedicated to the 2 Volumes about the 1927 World Championship written by our great friend Juan Sebastian Morgado. A monumental work on one of the most important events in the History of Chess. Without a doubt, it will be very difficult, perhaps impossible, to overcome the enormous amount of information about the 1927 World Championship that appears in this precious work, published by the Author on Amazon. The enormous value of this publication resides in the large amount of material extracted from the Argentine national press, as well as from its Chess Magazines and Bulletins.
By its own merit, as a result of the great chess vocation and the enormous effort of the Author, this work has become a must-read for all those interested in one of the most unique and significant events of Argentine and World Chess.
"THE MATCH FOR THE WORLD TITLE Capablanca-Alekhine 1927"
In the Introduction of each Volume the Author indicates that the historical and cultural concepts inserted in this work are based on the ideas of the great writer Ezequiel Martinez Estrada, and especially on the "Invariants", a concept that he developed in depth throughout his work.
Below, from VOLUME I, I give a broad summary of the content that I consider most interesting for the Chess collector and historian.
VOLUME I: Argentina towards the major leagues 1925-1927
This volume is dedicated to giving a detailed (and precious) "X-ray" of the context prior to the 1927 World Championship from different points of view: historical, social, political and chess. Below I "dissect" the years 1925-1927 with their most interesting chapters.
YEAR 1925
Chapter 1 (pp. 15-52) THE COUNTRY IN 1925
Press releases and leaderboards from numerous Tournaments and Matches, as well as an excellent portrait of the federative life of Argentina.
Pages 31-34 Julio Lynch retains the title of the Argentine Club. Excellent chronicle, including the 4 games played, of the Match between Julio Lynch and Enrique Ibanez for the maximum title of the Argentine Club, scheduled for 6 games, although Lynch was proclaimed Champion after the 4th game by 3.5-0.5.
Chapter 2 (pp. 53-109) CAPABLANCA AND ALEKHINE IN 1925 AND 1926
Chapter devoted entirely to the chess activity of Capablanca and Alekhine during the years 1925 and 1926, containing all their games, many commented.
Pages 54-65 Moscow International Tournament 1925. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's performance.
Pages 70-80 Baden Baden International Tournament 1925. Interesting chronicle about Alekhine's stellar performance.
Pages 83-92 Semmering Panhans International Tournament 1926. Interesting chronicle about Alekhine's performance.
Pages 92-96 Dresden International Tournament 1926. Interesting chronicle about Alekhine's performance.
Pages 99-102 Lake Hopatcong International Tournament 1926. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's performance.
Pages 102-109 Match Alekhine-Euwe 1926/7. Excellent chronicle of Alekhine's victory, with the games widely commented on.
Chapter 3 (pp. 111-161) RECA WIDELY OUTPUTS LYNCH
News from the press and chronicles of numerous Tournaments and Matches, as well as an excellent portrait of the federative life of Argentina.
Pages 111-138 Unofficial Lynch-Reca 1925 Match. Excellent chronicle, including the 8 games played with comments by Juan Sebastian Morgado, of the Match between Julio Lynch and Damian Reca, winning Reca 5.5-2.5. Includes press articles before, during and after the Match.
Pages 144-160 Lynch wins the 1st Category Championship of the Argentine Club. Excellent chronicle, including numerous newspaper articles.
Chapter 4 (pp. 163-215) PALAU WINS THE II SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1925
Chapter dedicated to the II South American Championship, held in Montevideo 1925, with a victory for Luis Palau, containing all the games of the Championship, as well as excellent press coverage.
YEAR 1926
Chapter 5 (pp. 217-245) THE COUNTRY IN 1926
News from the press and chronicles of numerous Tournaments and Matches, as well as an excellent portrait of the federative life of Argentina.
Pages 219-227 Impressive victory for Grau in the 1st Category Championship of the Chess Circle. An excellent chronicle of Grau's triumph, leading Palau by 5.5 points.
Chapter 6 (pp. 247-293) ALEKHINE'S VISIT IN 1926
Chapter dedicated to Alekhine's visit in 1926, with an excellent chronicle of all the organized chess activities: press releases, simultaneous, friendly games, conferences, Tournaments, etc. It also includes numerous news about the efforts to hold the World Championship in Buenos Aires.
Pages 275-283 Alekhine's lackluster victory in the 1st Category Special Tournament. Excellent chronicle of Alekhine's triumph, winning all his games, in the Special 1st Category Tournament of the Argentine Club.
Chapter 7 (pp. 295-312) WIDE TRIUMPH OF GRAU IN THE III MAJOR TOURNAMENT
Chapter dedicated to the III Major Tournament of the FADA (Argentine Chess Federation), played in Buenos Aires 1926, with a triumph for Roberto Grau, containing some games of the Championship, classification table, as well as excellent press coverage.
Chapter 8 (pp. 313-328) GRAU BEATS RECA: A MATCH WITH POLITICAL BACKGROUND
Chapter dedicated to the Match for the Argentine Championship 1926, with a triumph for Roberto Grau, containing all the known games of the Match (unfortunately the last 42 moves of the 4th game are not preserved, as well as the entirety of the 7th game), the most excellently analyzed by Juan Sebastian Morgado, as well as excellent press coverage.
YEAR 1927
Chapter 9 (pp. 329-347) CAPABLANCA AND ALEKHINE IN 1927, BEFORE THE MATCH
Chapter devoted to the chess activity of Capablanca and Alekhine during 1927, before the Match.
Pages 329-339 New York International Tournament 1927. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca and Alekhine's performance, with Capablanca's great triumph, with his 20 games, some excellently analyzed, although Alekhine's only the 4 he played against are present. Capablanca.
Pages 340-347 International Kecskemet Tournament 1927. Interesting chronicle about Alekhine's triumph, with his 16 games, some excellently analyzed.
Chapter 10 (pp. 349-380) THE COUNTRY IN 1927
Nazism is consolidated. Boiling: the sensational match between Capablanca and Alekhine takes place. FADA and the Argentine Club are approaching. Chilean Mariano Castillo defeats Carlos Portela. Grau, champion of the Circle.
News from the press and chronicles of some Tournaments and Matches, as well as an excellent portrait of the federative life of Argentina.
Pages 358-378 1st Category Championship of the Circle. Excellent chronicle of the triumph of Grau.
Chapter 11 (pp. 381-417) THE TOURNAMENT OF THE NATIONS OF LONDON 1927
Chapter dedicated to Argentina's performance in the 1927 London Tournament of Nations, with excellent chronicles of each round, as well as great press coverage.
Chapter 12 (pp. 419-459) TOWARDS THE CRAVING MATCH CAPABLANCA ALEKHINE
Chapter dedicated to the organization of the Match for the Capablanca-Alekhine World Championship, as well as the press contributions of both players, and to the pre-Match agenda of both stars, with excellent press coverage.
Chapter 13 (pp. 461-579) MATCHES OF THE MATCH
Excellent analysis of the first 17 games of the Match, including photos of the original scoresheets, and sensational press coverage.
THIS CHAPTER 13, which continues in VOLUME II (pp. 461-579 of VOLUME I, and pp. 13-208 of VOLUME II) constitutes a unique and unequaled document on the Match Capablanca-Alekhine 1927.
Victoriano Gallego Jimenez, Spanish International Chess Master
Oct 3, 2021
VOLUME II about the MATCH 1927 Capablanca-Alekhine
This review is dedicated to the 2 Volumes about the 1927 World Championship written by our great friend Juan Sebastian Morgado. A monumental work on one of the most important events in the History of Chess. Without a doubt, it will be very difficult, perhaps impossible, to overcome the enormous amount of information about the 1927 World Championship that appears in this precious work, published by the Author on Amazon. The enormous value of this publication resides in the large amount of material extracted from the Argentine national press, as well as from its Chess Magazines and Bulletins.
By its own merit, as a result of the great chess vocation and the enormous effort of the Author, this work has become a must-read for all those interested in one of the most unique and significant events of Argentine and World Chess.
"THE MATCH FOR THE WORLD TITLE Capablanca-Alekhine 1927"
In the Introduction of each Volume the Author indicates that the historical and cultural concepts inserted in this work are based on the ideas of the great writer Ezequiel Martinez Estrada, and especially on the "Invariants", a concept that he developed in depth throughout his work.
Below, from VOLUME II, I give a broad summary of the content that I consider most interesting for the Chess collector and historian.
VOLUME II: Argentina towards the major leagues 1927-1929
YEAR 1927
Chapter 13 (pp. 13-208) MATCH GAMES
The 18th to 34th games of the match. Continuation of Chapter 13 of VOLUME 1.
Excellent analysis of the last 17 games of the Match, including photos of the original scoresheets, and sensational press coverage.
THIS CHAPTER 13 (pages 461-579 of VOLUME I, and pages 13-208 of VOLUME II) constitutes a unique and unequaled document on the Match Capablanca-Alekhine 1927.
Chapter 14 (pages 209-260) BACK TO ARGENTINE CHESS
Chapter dedicated to the IV Major Tournament of the FADA (Argentine Chess Federation), played in Buenos Aires 1927, with a triumph of Damian Reca, with all the games of the Championship, classification table, as well as excellent press coverage.
YEAR 1928
Chapter 15 (pages 261-287) THE COUNTRY IN 1928
1928: Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear's mandate ends and Hip�³lito Yrigoyen returns. The debut of the Mar del Plata Tournament with the South American Tournament. FADA organizes the 1st Selection Tournament. The magazine The American Chess is progressing rapidly. The military, on the prowl.
News from the press and chronicles of some Tournaments and Matches, as well as an excellent portrait of the federative life of Argentina.
Pages 266-268 Maderna beats Vilches and is champion of La Plata. A slight chronicle of Maderna's triumph in the 1928 La Plata Championship Match, with all the games slightly analyzed, except the 2nd of which only the result is preserved.
Chapter 16 (pages 271-287) CAPABLANCA AND ALEKHINE IN 1928
Chapter devoted to the chess activity of Capablanca and Alekhine during 1928.
Page 275-280 Bad Kissingen 1928 International Tournament. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's performance, with triumph for Bogoljubow and Capablanca 2nd (although the Cuban won the direct duel), with his 11 games, some excellently analyzed.
Page 280-284 Budapest International Tournament "Siesta" 1928. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's triumph, with his 9 games.
Page 284-287 Berlin Tageblatt 1928 International Tournament. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's triumph, with his 12 games.
Chapter 17 (pp. 289-349) MAR DEL PLATA 1928
Chapter dedicated to the South American Tournament of Mar del Plata 1928, with a triumph by Roberto Grau, with all the games of the Championship, classification table, as well as excellent press coverage.
Chapter devoted to Argentina's performance in the 1928 Hague Tournament of Nations, with excellent chronicles of each round, as well as most of Argentina's games lightly commented, and light press coverage.
Chapter 19 (pp. 383-406) 1928 MAJOR TOURNAMENT
Chapter dedicated to the V Major Tournament of the FADA (Argentine Chess Federation), played in Buenos Aires 1928, with a triumph of Isaias Pleci, with all the known games of the Championship, a classification table, as well as a light coverage from the press.
YEAR 1929
Chapter 20 (pp. 407-452) CAPABLANCA AND ALEKHINE IN 1929
Chapter dedicated to the chess activity of Capablanca and Alekhine during 1929.
P. 408-410 Kent County CA-22 Team ENG-Foreigners 1929. Light chronicle on the performance of Capablanca.
Pages 411-413 Bradley Beach International Tournament 1929. Light chronicle about Alekhine's triumph.
Pages 414-423 Karlsbad 1929 International Tournament. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's performance, with Nimzowitsch's historic triumph, half a point ahead of Capablanca and Spielmann, with the 21 Cuban games, some excellently analyzed.
P. 424-442 Match for the 1929 World Championship. Excellent chronicle of Alekhine's victory, with the games widely commented on.
P. 442-445 Budapest Szen 1929 International Tournament. Classification table and the 13 games of the triumph of Capablanca.
P�¡g. 445-449 Barcelona International Tournament 1929. Interesting chronicle about Capablanca's performance.
Pp. 450-452 Hastings International Tournament 1929/30. Light chronicle about Capablanca's performance.
Chapter 21 (pp. 453-506) THE COUNTRY IN 1929
There is already globalization: Black Tuesday comes and causes a huge repercussion in Argentina and around the world. The ruling class lends itself to the coup against democracy. The British Bar opens. A poll by Caras y Caretas shows the defeat of the female vote. A chess club is born in Villa Crespo. Autocratic governments began to be reborn, true functional monarchies.
News from the press and chronicles of some Tournaments and Matches, as well as an excellent portrait of the federative life of Argentina.
P. 453-457 Socio-political events.
Pages 461-472 Roberto Grau, champion of the Circle. Excellent chronicle of the triumph of Grau in the Championship of the 1st Category of the 1929 Chess Circle.
P. 472-485 Julio Lynch, champion of the Argentine Club. Excellent chronicle of the triumph of Lynch in the 1st Category Championship of the Argentine Club 1929, with all the known games.
P. 488-490 The II Selection Tournament. Excellent chronicle of the triumph of Enrique Falcon in the II FADA 1929 Selection Tournament.
P. 491-495 Lynch beats Portela at the Argentine Club. Excellent chronicle of the triumph of Lynch in the Match for the title of the Argentine Club 1929.
P. 495-499 Fenoglio beats Palau and is champion of the Circle. Excellent chronicle of the triumph of Fenoglio in the Match for the title of the 1929 Circle.
Chapter dedicated to the Match for the VII Argentine Championship 1929, with a triumph for Roberto Grau, with all the games of the Match commented, as well as excellent press coverage.
Chapter 23 (pages 517-548) ROSARY TOURNAMENT: GRAU TRAINS FOR SAN REMO
Chapter dedicated to the Rosario 1929 Tournament, with a triumph for Roberto Grau, with all the games of the Tournament, a classification table, as well as excellent press coverage.
Chapter 24 (pp. 549-568) MAJOR TOURNAMENT: PLECI WINS AND CHALLENGES GRAU AGAIN
Chapter dedicated to the Memorial Miguel Angel Nelly Torneo Mayor 1929, with a triumph of Isaias Pleci, with all the games of the Tournament, classification table, as well as excellent coverage from the press.
Chapter 25 (pp. 569-582) EZEQUIEL MARTINEZ ESTRADA, PHILOSOPHY OF CHESS AND INVARIANTS
Chapter devoted to the chess life of the famous Argentine poet and writer, Ezequiel Martinez Estrada and to his philosophical contributions related to Chess.
APPENDIX (pp. 583-584) Activities of the Argentine Club with Congress
